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i can not make foreign key and references on supremeserver24.com using phpmyadmin. can anybody help me
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rajan wrote:i can not make foreign key and references on supremeserver24.com using phpmyadmin. can anybody help me
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Please provide more details and thought out information before inquiring for help. Thanks!
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last I checked, phpMyAdmin will not do foreign keys natively.
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is there any method for setting relationship between tables in phpmyadmin
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outside of "standard" relating, not that I know of. If you built the table separately (or through their direct SQL run) it can deal with it then, I believe.. but the visual editor will not help much for the foreign keys themselves (from what I remember)
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You know... I was sorta wondering about that too... well, SQL it must be.
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